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 Topic: Robens Klondike vs Bell Tent
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29/3/2022 at 7:45pm
Location: Cheshire
Outfit: Kampa Croyde 6 Air Classic
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Hi all,
Still very happy with our polycotton Kampa Crode 6 Air Pro with over 70 nights usage but looking for something a little smaller for quick getaways with just the car boot rather than a fully stocked trailer!
Have looked at some 4m bell tents from Bell Tent Boutique and Boutique Camping and the Robens Klondike, all online as I haven't been able to find a local display.
Preference for polycotton or canvas, I can also dry a 4m tent on a line in the garage drying time less of an issue.
Undecided on a stove, likely not to be used through the summer due to young children, but it may be my prefered tent for some solo events early and late in the year when the seasons are less friendly and I've seen there are fire proof options.
Any thoughts or advice to share?
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via mobile 22/8/2023 at 7:22pm
